Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-13

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&S4no peopeety committee reported repairs |
& 6onR 0o6o q ne opsrs house and some
nW ooeQ1aV work 10 b done
k ~ h1ghWsy oommittee reported having
- n building peemits, calling for the |
- q twenty houses the water drain
= Maaor street leads 70 the railroad
Goe a the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore com.
sSny s1atsd that the pipes that were placed
0n1oe gutter crossing at Second and Walnut
snooA ere success, and two or more sewers
f(onDh ~ built recommended that the pave
ne GsaAe b given to the property owners
- - east aide of Florence street. below
'1Gnnce.
4 ~ are committee reg orted having made
3 ooontz1ct with the La France company, Of
0nirA N. Y, to furnish nre engine for the
Celumbia IRE company. Tho engine IL ex-
yesosd 10 arrive about May Is
II law and ordinance committee presented
ropost defining the duties Of the manager
saAd janitor Of the opera house, which was
odoptsd.
4 The light and water committee reported the
electrio lights In good order were out on the
nlght Of March II for short time for which
~ proper reduction has been made recon-
0snded the purchase of seven firs plugs to
- placed ct different parts Of the town. The
committee were instructe d to solicit bids for
Ne furnishing Of the plugA
The committee having the opening Of Sec
cnd and Chestnut streets under considers
ton, reported the sdvisability Of 90 doing.
william Baker requested the use OF the
opera house on Sunday, May Is, to hold ser.
vicss at the meeting of the Philadelphia con-
ference Of the A. NJ. 4. church. The request
was granted.
The borough regulator presented the grade
for Cedar street, which was adopted.
George w. Schroeder asked for the use Of
. room TO hold the meetings Of the Fire
mems Union, which meets once month and
the reestabiishing OF ringing the bell at
The opera house ct an alarm of fra The
requests will be considered by the ire com.
mittee.
The solicitor was instructed to ask the
coart to continue or re-appoint the jury sp-
RO4ut0O W WOW Su8b VI SQoIIy btI66t
about to be opened and graded.
Rev. J. H. Pannebecker, treasurer of the
Ministerial association, stated that the lecture
course Of 1886 he'd been closed and presented
. statement to the council. The receipts
were e5S2 10, and expenses $472 10, leaving q
balance OF t60, which waAssurned over to the
borough treasury Tho association wss
gzsnssd no use Of tho opera house for 9
lecture course, next season, upon the same
tormA
Borough bonds for 81, 500 were redeemed
and destroyed.
The property committee reported the need
Of new set of grooves at the opera house
stage for loose scenery railing should be
placed on the stairway leading from the sec
onG to the first floor and other necessary 70
pairs The committee were given power &c
set
Chief Burgess Hall asked for . room 70,
official uses, but his request was not garnted
Michael Dysinger and Andrew Hardnele
were granted commissions a. special officers
without pay from the borough.
Orders were granted for g., 229 SO for inter
ct on coupons, and sl37.sl for the sinking
fund.
Bills were ordered to be paid after which
the council adjourned.
Church Omcers Elected.
Att meeting Of the members OF the St
Johns Lutheran church the following
ofncers were elected {: Elders, John Lie
wellyn and II. F. Zerger descons, John S.
Yake and NJ. F. Clowden trustees, G. H.
Gilbert and Charles Eager; secretarty OF
council E. +. Eager.
A meeting Of male members OF the Second
Street Lutheran church WAS held last even
ing for the purpose OF forming an association
for men. A temporary organization wa,
effected and q committee selected to draf
resolutions to govern the society. The as
sociation will meet two weeks hence.
The property Of the United Brethren churci
at Third and Perry streets, has been sold t.
Henry Westermau, who will erect thre
dwelling houses at that place.
The membsrs OF the Presbyterian churcl
have adopted anew system for raising churcl
funds. which is proving success
A Troublesome Darkey.
George Lloyd, . colored man OF town, wa
In the west yards Of the Pennaylvanis rail
road yesterday afternoon, where he caused
some annoyance. He got on the stone train
Of the st. Charles furnace and commenced
throwing of the contents until he had large
quantity lying ON the ground. He then
opened the gates OF some OF the cars and thu
stone WAS thrown on the tracks The col
O1O0 Auhu 10 Aunou0 huu - y &r06t IOuDl0 II
the railroad men. Officer Gilbert of the
railroad police, was sent for, who ordered th,
man from the place Lloyd irequents tn,
railroad and u In danger OF meeting with
IN accident
Town Notes.
The pay car Of the Frederick division was
aatown this morning and the employees wore
paid for March.
Tne game OF base ball for next Saturday
nas neen postponed until April 23d, on &C.
count Of the grounds not being In rond ition.
A surprise party was held at the house Of
Miss Stella Steinheissr last evening in honor
OF her birthday. .
"Zo To- in the opera house on Thursd.v
evening will be hrst.clsss attraction and an
excellent performance will be given.
William Strauss, engineer on the Columb,s
a. Port Deposit railroad, had been sick for IN,
past month but has recovered.
The Melville sisters will be In tho tner,
house for one week, commencing April is,
Arrested Hall Piece
Aaron w. Snyder, Of Columbia, under In
dictmsnt for selling liquor to minors wa
surrepdered BY his bail, John p. Frank, o.
1uosday and was rearrested this morning
He Gave new bail In the sum OF $500 for hi
appearance at the April quarter session coul
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